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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
WEST BETHEL.

TIE snow drifts are fas, melting away,
and The roads are becoming dry and dusty.
Only thrve voters attended The sillsge
school meeting on Friday eve, so nothing
cout be done.
May baskets and fJ~ers are ros plenty.
warmers are husily engaged In plowlhg
aud sowing grain, and some have planted
POTATOES.
O.eArF. whitman ard wife. ofLewiston'
are visiting her mother. Mrs. AlmirA
SHAW.
Milton Psnley AMI H. u Caspian now
make regular trips % this yilisge Win
fresh meat Both sre square dealing mer'
ant give honest weighi every time, 50 We
Wish them success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
NORWAY LAKE.

The Thermometer registered ~ : 10 the
shade Wednesday the 9Th.
saw 10 the Norway iirsrilscr that
twenty fge more persons In Norway had
applied for water from the Norway water
works and thought that they were likely 10
get al they cared FOR free OF charge on The
g9,h OF April, by the way the water c0n,ln'
uei 10 rise Tor sshor, time. la The morn
log II was 30 high that u ran across The
road for about two rods In one or two pls'
ce., bu, before nigh, Invent down consli.
erahly. The warn rain which we bad
during the night and AL day was the cause
Frank M.r.ton OF Ysggtr. Is ai work for
David GOfhsm.
VIII Hall IL working for John Roberts.
Frank Wood IL cutting WOOD FOR ID. q.
Pride OF East waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
IOcKEs MILLS.

The ball At the Miunt Abrsm House
NAV Pad. was attended, by thirty hse coup
les The hall was prettily decorated oy
the proprietor J. O. Csnven- kseryoouy
seemed % have q ilrst-clsss time ana tne
supper under the direction OF The hos'es'
Was one OF the fioest
Csnssll has rendered the band the use
Of his hall for q baud room. This VII
give The boys q good chance for reheArsais'
Repairing and painting buildings seems
20 he the order OF the day.
A carload Of oats received here Irou
the west on the 6ta for the Smith bro''
Of Hanover.
Blanche. daughter of. o. Csavell Tell
vii. aiding down the osnistsr Ia the no.
,sl ana hart her arm badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
NORTH FRYEBUR0.

SIR. AMI Mrs. Eugene Charles Ne "a
make their home In Harrison.
The funeral services of Mrs Owen
chsrle. were held on M,ndsy. Nay -.
Rev. Me-. Alyori being the Officiating
clergyman.
TIE store a, North fyeburg vas. last
week. rohh~i of cigrs aud c,sh - Tue
value II $50 90.
Miss Jsnnls fAuins,on has begaa her
school a. Sm,rts iIlll.
Ansoa Charles Il suffering with badly
iJared Knee, the result OF q HEX frJm bis
horse.
The birch IIill circle met last week With
Mrs. stephen harrington. AZ the next
meeting Mrs. Eanice lIutchlns will enter
t.in both the Birch iIlli and West Frye.
burr circles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
PORTER.

The heavy raln OF the pas, week made
The roais very bAi. Some OF them were
not psssshls FOR several days.
Farmers are very bu,y nv ~ u IL laie
% hegln work on their farms
samuel sianiey's hand 4. gsiilag aloag
nicely.
oar sumner term of school commenced
on Monday last. Miss Richardson Of Bald
win. teacher.
D1nt forge, that Gov. Boisell has ap'
pointed May i0;h holiday for the purpose
~ setting out trees - make the place.
church. cemetery and schOol.house look
more pleasant Way not each scholar 10
school -, out airee arooni The school
house and have the care Of IL himself. sni
10 80 doing they will be more careful not
- mutiiate them.
A man writing from the Soldiers home
Al Toxus. says there are some ntecn hand
ri there aud sirong drink was waai seni
them. YOang men. beware
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
SOUTH BETHEL.

People are blowing and getting ready
for planting.
II J. Virgin dashed saving birch i,s'
week.
Pigs are plenty 10 tails vicinity and are
commanding good prices. Good early pigs
ars selling for three dollars.
The roads hsye been washed osdly ana
have been almost impossible. bat now ihey
Ar. getting q little more safe.
Josl Goodwin has bought part OF The
"Ssan pasture" and IL making repairs on
his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
WILSON'S MILLS.

Sprias weather has reached ne Al last
The river 1. a. driving pitch. TIE rear
81 Blwmsn's drive weut by here today
jane. Parker 90 Berlin Il up 10 see u The
drive. % M Berlin Mills Company.
walter Backuam has retained non
Mss. where b. has bsca % visit bis pa
sut..
Lsr.n hAs gone up with crew ofifl.
vers lie slaices TIE umber through the
dan AZ the head % AIlscOos falls.
TIE steamer M1gallowsy has gone unisF
water. above he falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
EAST WATERFORD.

Darlos the heavy rain % April 29th the
brook A. TIE outlet Of Long Pond Vas
turned from 10 course into the road Nasn-
irg u badly A. The mills OF Il y. A A
}. Haskell were In part the cause OF me
overflow. they Assumed halfthe expense OF
repairing. the town The other half ~,
TIE stage went over HsnlOck I'LL unill
he road WNs male pAssaole.
Justin X McIntire has doe horses TOT
sac.
Horace AIsu. Instead q Hsroert ).
Wood. l. working Tor ;. ) Hall
A number o. the band boys are bald
Ing q pavllliOu 40 By "a feet In The pine
grove back ~ z. n. HAsksi's house
Leslie McKenneys house, on lsnd
ooaght % winslOw Bisoee, 10 nearing
completion.
Lillian Johnson teaches A. SO. Wstsr'
lord; Eits Knightiy AZ y. Norway In
ma Knightly a. NOwsy Centre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
SORruLoyELL.

Everybody here IL busy aud Business Is
bOomlng.
The spool factory IL running on full time,
doing work for nse dlfreui companies.
Alvah Common has len The spool mill
and Frank Cannon will take his place.
The Ice left K.Eu Pond the foarth lust ,
and the river drivers have the logs sooui
ready % start Tor Ssco river They will
drive about two million feet OF pine. spruce
and hemlOck.
The farmers In this vicinity vii plant q
large amount ofswsct corn for the canuine
factory a. North Waterford. They think
there IL money Ia II sni are taking hold
o. the matter with vim.
Linuis and Clair Common. daughters OF
y q. Cannon. AMI M,oei Brooks, dsngh'
ter OF W. G. Brooks. have been sick with
-culs, fsvsr. They NE now qalte smart
They were attended BY Drs. Wilson aud
Lombard. OF Waterford.
Grass l. looking nicely 10 this section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
nnNRifRY POND.

The storm OF April p % 30 has done .
large amount OF damage N The roads
Prohsbly those who opposed larger sppro.
prisilons Tor roads. now Wish they hsd
done otherwise.
Farmers are beginning nearly ~ early
a. usual % work on the ground In spite OF
the ''slx weeks slediing In April"
hear Brul ID Mitchell OF Byron has
bought A l. Merrill's farm.
Roxbnry seems ~ be considered good
town % live Ia by the young meu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
EAST HEBRON.

The store of. J. Fall.r was entered
Monday night aud sbou, $50 In cash aud
goods were taken.
Misnda Merrill has returned home from
Lewiston where she has been AZ work la
the cotton mill.
The Otlsn-li q NJ will convene with
T. Hebron y. d. church. June ist. and Fad.
The farmers have got TO work on their
farms and are feeling better nsiured than
they did four weeks ago breaking roads.
James fogg has purchased Cooley
creamery.
The sasll's hill cheese factory will start
up soon.
q. II. Holland OF Buetnsli drives
through the place with beef this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
WEST SUMNER

splsndid weather bat rather poor tray
cling.
IL Il good time now for farmers 10 look
sftsr the orchards little.
Qllts q uumoer % horse-nuyers around
lately. II takes lots OF money 10 buy .
horse this spring.
John Hesld l. very slck with pnenmoois
bat vs thiuk he vill come out All rignt II
medical SAIL and good narsing Is All ihs'
Il repaired.
Twenty dEs couple attended The MAY
dance and all seemed % have good hms-
West Paris os1i vtli be With us sghn
Dscorstio1 day. which win add mach 70
he exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
BROWNPIILD

For soma days The water In Shepherd
liver had been very high and with the
heavy rain OF April 10Th the water rose 30
rapidly that fears were entertained that
the flame In the staye mill would break.
Two foot bridges sailed down stream.
The upper one started nrst, when u GOT
IN The lower one II gave !, p1sh aud
away they went not evet leaving relic OF
their usefaluess.
TOE question where IL the corn factory
- ~ located I. a. iis, answered I, IL 10
be huili back or near TIE OH church al the
ceatsr.
Mss wcsteot,. OF Sseo, l. here trying
10 Institute "rhe UaIled Order OF the
Golden Cross.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
WATERFORD.

A heavy rsln.tarm came on Taursisy
evening. April 2s,h. and con,lnuei top'ur
all day Friday.
The daily stage ala no, make ia sppesr'
ance Friday night 90 account OF bridge
being washed away.
We have some snowirlfis Ani travellers
report plenty OF mud.
The weather 4. fiae aud the grass looks
gate green.
No farming has been done 10 this
.arti0n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
EAST BRTHRI.

According 10 the summons the annual
school meeting was held April 5Oth. They
elected Mr.. Gallon Blsk', agent, and MI.
Dennis Cole, clerk. Voted 10 give the
wool AMI boari, also % meet Arbor day
% set Oui trees around the school ground.
Mrs. BsrJ E'tes. who has be, n spendlre
the winter In Boston, has returned 10 her
daughters Mrs w. X swan.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Bartlett Il sgsin very sick.
Miss Flora Bartlett 10 now abe 10 take
q short ride.
Died. In Bethel, April ?p.h, Mrs. Dorcss
u Foster. aged - years. Funeral services
we're held At the church, May ls'. Rev.
y. benson olilclAung.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
ROXBURY.

The result OF our town meeting was that
Me-. Boynion got bis pay In full for ieteh'
lng In 40. :. II Lsdd run an old saw Into
the case aud brought down the house.
Mss Bond OF Auburn visited friends
here last week. and could not 20 homs on
account OF high water In the Aniroseos'
gin.
The er.,, rain took CD good deal OF
snow Grass IL starting nosly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
WEST PERU.

our school In No. 4 closes mex, week.
Heavy rains OF last week DID considerable
damage % roads and bridges. The fall OF
rain Was about three and one.hslf Inches.
A c. welch OF Rumford. has rented the
BIZ Walton farm fOr the comlng season.
May nlwers are beginning 10 appear.
More buds than flowers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
RIrMEnRn POINT.

Capt. Hayes and family have gone TO "
Y, for few weeks.
Rev. W I Cole returns 10 Rumfori ~
this summer. iils IRE, Sabbath IL the nine
tenth of Jane.
is Iluichlus teaches In Bethel. School
commencing ths nineteenth Of May.
i.aua Abbott has visited her brother IN
VI. this spring. $500
Alice Bryant returned from kehts iiill
last week sal teschcs AZ Aniovsr Corner
this summer
q II Pcrry was In to~n last week. lie
IL ia business AZ Yarmouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Mr.. J W. Pisa Who has hai band 10
he manufacture o. the DENoCEAr Tor The
pat az years severed his connection
vita this psper last "Wednesday. Alihouga
a eouposlior, AMI frsi ci1ss one. Mt.
Fish has done large smouut of literary
work upon he DENocEAr In addition -
his lahors AZ The ''csssr which have been
most untlriug. BE- has flr long time been
the compiler OF TIE News % the Week,
Which i valaatie feature % The DENo-
cHar. AM since The rvtirvneut OF Mr. Nc
Keen. % Ffyehurg. Nj fish hAs been TIE
Editor % The DENocKAr's Agricultural De
paftmeut. In which position oar readers, a.
Vel a. ourselves. knov that be las done
himself great credit ant hsiP-i % make
he DrNocRar valuable aud Interesting
His position In these dspArinsnts sill b.
fled ~ writers % ability AM The higa
.,ariarf of e1csllsnce will be- rnsintaihsd-
Durlng bis stsy In this cOumuuity, MI.
Fsh has wor many frlsnts who VII uuiie
Nth ~ 10 rsgretiirg bis departure aad
wishing him unlimited success In Whatever
rev enterprise be may Contemplate. Ia
tssd his success a. = lournalist i already
assured. srd 10 bis retirement TIE DEMO.
cHAr lo.ss amo-t sssiduous worker aud
he village most excellent citizen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Wilson Sullnsn has novci ia,o The
Levi Laui honsc
EiNard BarDsr has mortd into TIE
stan1 vacated ~ SULLIVAN.
Howard Turner has uought Barber Out
wilson SuilmAn has ssarp-d horses
With Byrun Waite % Canton foint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
NEwRY.

Daily mall on this route commenced
Nay ist.
IL quite good.
En stearns has got the frame OF his
stabls up and workmen are setting the
und-rplnning.
j Kendall ofthis town died Friday OF
Mrs. J. X sarls continues to be in
falling health.
IL has bcsn . good week for The river
drivers.
saw has melted very fast lately bat
many deep drifts stiil remain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
HIRAM.

The meetings 90 Messrs. foleer and
Jackson. the Mooiy and S,nkey % y. H..
are well attended a, the Congregational
church. Ten Per-ou.. mostly youth, were
admitted % The cons1 church on Sunday
1t
John C0iton IL balidlog hin barn.
The Saco river AZ Hiram IL 81 Of. mile
wide. rrsehins within two fesi of the high
water marx % 1870 Ga The sad The water
sAs dsc inches deep In The corn shop
The Grange store wAs on an Island. aud =
fsrry WAs established between the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
FAST PERU

TIE rala % Ia, week washed cat part
ok N noward's min dan. We says u
sill cost 80 b pgt u back.
q. T. Piper has naishci saving bis
hIrrh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Its rumored. AMI the report comes -
TIE pENocRAr ON excellent authoriiy. that
he late Hou. = = Blake % Bangor. hss
lsn 10 he four children % George 4.
Sisarus. OF this town. The sun OF any
thousand dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
Sbs Oxfurs ;usn,nernt.
Paris and Vicinity.
vrLLAGH pIHEcroRY.

~ Hsptlst ChuryA fr,scAine strtifs syeIY
$500 Ssrvics a ,. q Prayer Mestlngs'
nursisy kvsn.aes-
fr,,,.r..l.t Chur,A. Rev. t'arc,ins Angsi, r.stof
- - -srslce even santaY - n a.. sAbosih
- 49, q hn
20. NJ nr.s. n.ni. Emtry " N..on. Leader
N-ston -fsa,sy. ~ecrrtAfY al treAsartf. Meetings
lrtisY kFsnlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Register 90 Deeis stanley art fAmilf
have ossu sorsly 80 ctei ne pat week in
he deAia % = member % their family
circle. A little daughter. ten years OF axe,
Mary Loalse SiAniev, who has been
lorg snd paiieut sufsrer, passed quietly
awsy AZ sbost hAlf pas; oue o'clock last
Monday ansrnoO-. The - Inst The sertl'
ces occurred AZ Mr.. Stanlsy's residence Ia
thls village Wednesday morning. Anf con-
sisted 90 = prayer BY The Rev. Miss Augsil.
TIE rcmalus were tAksn % ntneii To-
luisrmeut The deceased wAs child o.
unusual sscstnsss and her los viii D.
keeuiy fslt BY The family ~ho hAve - louE
sni patiently cared for The little su1,rvr'
The family and friends have ne deep
sympathy Ofthis eniirc community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Miss A. Maud DoaglAss. ~ Csnton con
nsuced work u9on TIE DENoCEar last
Taarsiay Miss DoaglAss D. complsliot
oftarrs years experience, ant hss snrk~i
up,a he Mdns Hor.e Breeders hosAlg
as he CAntou Tsifll1af.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ms Flors Mitchell. % Canton. CON
nsnc, q worn In The DKNocRArs ComPos.
ing R,0m last Tuesday MI Mitchell
learned typ-se;ting A. The ofice OF TIE
raninn ILllILll-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Three boys were horn In tbs village
as, vesk. One AZ d y. Cummiugs'. Anoih-
sr Al Jossph Rstclins. ant another =
Harry Coles oar population u G. riAiny
on he Increase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

WINE Cole met with an accident las;
week ny bclrg ihrown from bis horse.
TIE auimL "safE-d" on him some. tst
Asvsry lucaiiy escApci with nothing worse
Than = ssverv cut. n wAs narrow escape
ron a very serious scciicnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

MrBF. Cummings aud his esilmAble
vie are % be Congratulated upon he
slrth % son. Right AM bali Pounis'
Tuesday. Mty 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Mr.P : Black AMI Mss Anirsws "
tsrnsd last week from Massachusetts,
waere iasy have been sPrniing The winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Mr.. u. p. s,Owsii. Of Dlsasld. was at
Part. lasi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ex.G,y Psrh,ui al family 40 expect
"a Al Pals "a week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

IN Croker And family arrived here
nom florida iAs, Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Frsslasd Howe. E.Q. % Norway. Vas
A. ne nil Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Frank siAblsy. E.q OF Dllasld, was a,
Pan. ls,t scsk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Nj S Yofk isi raarsday. and IN con.
sQasuce /. aid ap vita sone broken ribs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

N-FE. SAorvy. % Gorh.m. y. II l.
Waiting hsr father. n. 4 Hammond, Esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Uon John r Ssss-y. ard bis daughter,
B.us. wsre In town NJ lniay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Mrs Ls.lie Newell f,il Que day last week
.rf ii.lo, ated her shoulter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Areor Day
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30
PERSONAL.

MRS. CLEVELAND likes the Sunday news
papeiA
THE governors Of Idaho and Nevada are
brothers,
Mrs. LoNasrRREr, OF Baltimore, has left
q, 700 to Dickinson college.
Rev. DOUGLASS CARLISLE, OF Brockton,
Mass., has accepted the call to the psstorate
OF the First Presbyterian church, ct Easton,
at 8, 200 year.
DAS1EL DoueHERrY says: The great
mistake Of my life, wss that did not 20 to
New York thirty years ego might have
won fame and fortune thar will nSver pos
sesA {"
Sic. NIcoLINI, whe-h passionstsly fond
OF billiards, mS&6a . contract with George F.
slosson whenin Chicago whereby the latter
pa I'D to 60 to Wales and teach PATHS
(gband how to WELD cue.
Rev. DIR. McGLYNN in . New York
George idea OF land, and declared he would
thority to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Hon. JOHN G.. CARLISLE was unable tC
comply with an invitation from the Tennes
SEQ Democrats to visit Nashville and answer
| Beck Was then invited, aud II expected to 70
| spond iavoraoly to the invitation.
| HENRY B. BEEcHER, son of Henry wart
| Beecher, admitted the truth of tho repor
| that Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, sister o
the deceased, had been refused admittance I,
| the house when he wss dying. 81 don
like to enter into discussion OF family mat
tance to the house by me, and ! assume th'
responsibility. MrA Issbella Hooker va
| excluded for reasons which were just d
| strong then as they are now and - they al
ways will be-" The cause dates back to tb,
trial
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30
Gladstone to the Rescue.

III. GlAdst0ne's imposing presence and
oot moral weight were of infinite value
- speech in the House of Commons on
eday, in opposition to the Irish crimes
Never In his prime did he make a
gg stand for better cause than when he
n4odfor Justice to the down.trodden peo-
~ the Emerald Isle. He seized upon
tuo most fagrant objections to the bill,
1enial Of jury trial in the vicinage and
1llure to appoint time when it should
- TO b operative; and the "grand old
~ nng the changes on these weak
- OF the enemy's armor until the whole
- was compelled to listen.
n6Btone's speech will strangle this bill
oeeRially emasculate it. Already the
1onlst Liberals threaten to secede, and
y ConeeEvativea talk of dropping the
eeols relating to the transfer of Jury
k 30 much for the work that good
n mndoin . good cause.
1oanwhfle II Il suggested that no time is
~ united than the present for firm
elm presentation Of American views
- burning question of Ireland. It
~ likely have . marked effect upon
l1h thought and would tend to hasten
~ of lreland's deliverance. As will
- By Mr.. Parnell's letter elsewhere
30, America is looked to to give its
ard material aid to the Irish cause
- present crisis. This country has be.
- rood between Ireland and English
1iou, and 1t viii not fail to do 90
whsn the urgency Of the situation
nnds.
- VIII be joy among those who fol.
VARIOUS changes In the Irish situs-
Il note how the Unionist majority in
49, OF Commons Is rapidly dwind.
Last July the Unionists had ma.
- 1lS against the combined Home
paEty. Parnell's amendment I, the
~ address later on was defeated nv
1xoese majority Of log votes. The
- OF strength shows that majority
eefl further cut down to 50. No
= that Irish hearts now beat high
6Do IN the stern fight that is being
Ninet this latest species of English
With Gladstone In the forefront
= holding the Liberals together
kneu and his brave contingent
eloesly behind and with the God
AAsricaS millions to urge them
gHosk, the hope seems near resli
1kat many days will not pass until
- y lifted from the fair face Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

.
Weavertown reports an exciting sensation.
Two young men, we'll dressed and fine
takers. said they were In distress snd they
peddled medicine to raise money TO oomplets
their education. They prayed and eng
among the farmera Jonas Long took q deep
interest In the young men and collected 800.
The young men went to bis house at night to
get II First they prayed and sang. Then
Long arose TO 60 up siairs for the money.
He had hardly reached into the drawer when
hS was ssixed and struck several times on
the head with something that appeared ooft
but Wss powerful enough 70 da1e him. Aftsi
this he remembers nothing, except that The
handle that grasped him were those OF I
powerful man. He was then bound and
eagged.
1fa Long says that the moment her hus.
hand went upstairs the light Was extin-
gutshed, and she Was bound hand and foot and
9 cloth or handkerchief tied over her mouth.
A far - she can recollect, one OF two men
came In and went upstaira The couple 10
manned bound until rsisased By nsishbon in
the morning. who, sssing The house opea
eed no ooe around, went In 70 tnveatieoeA
NJ. Long cannot say exactly vhoe amount Of
nancy IVES taken, but GOO 70 $50 nay eoyo1
4 sold wsich b cleo miaalDG TAo
oa,ovoo o0npod
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